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Expert suggests revising petroleum taxes

11-02-2015 15:55

Head of the World Economic Department under the Ministry of Planning and Investment’s National Centre for Socio-Economic Information and Forecast Luong Van Khoi explains why now is the right time to adjust import duty on petroleum products to bolster economic stability.

Efforts for simpler tax payment from 2015

20-01-2015 12:04

Nguyen Thi Hanh, head of the General Department of Taxation’s Personal Income Tax Management Division, shares with VIR’s Manh Bon some new points in tax payment implemented from January 1, 2015.

Expert explains outcome of advertising cap lift

24-12-2014 16:56

On January 1, 2015 the cap on advertising and promotion costs will be lifted. Deputy Minister of Finance Do Hoang Anh Tuan shines further light on this long-awaited decision.

2015 minimum wage plan requires sacrifice for long-term benefit

11-12-2014 15:00

Starting January 1 next year, the minimum monthly wage will rise by between VND250,000 ($11.7) and VND400,000 ($18.8) while net income may not increase much, or could even fall. Firms and workers have to accept this in order to ensure social security over the long-term, Bui Sy Loi, deputy chairman of the National Assembly Committee for Social Issues told VIR’s Manh Bon.

Breaking impasse in tackling bad debts

09-12-2014 10:10

There is widespread belief that state-owned bad debt buyer Vietnam Asset Management Company (VAMC) needs to quicken the sale of bad debts it has bought from banks. Member of National Assembly Economic Committee Tran Du Lich shares his view on what obstructions VAMC has faced in its efforts to resolve bad debts.

Bigger incentives considered to attract investment

18-11-2014 15:31

Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly’s Committee on Financial and Budgetary Affairs Dinh Van Nha shared with VIR’s Manh Bon the Ministry of Finance’s latest proposals to the government regarding tax incentives to support firms and helping the country become more appealing to foreign investors.

Majority of Vietnamese firms unprepared for AEC

24-09-2014 10:02

The ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), which involves reducing or eliminating tariffs on goods traded between the ten member countries, is planned to be convened on December 31, 2015.

Woodwork exports set to hit $10 billion says timber expert

19-08-2014 16:40

Vietnam Timber and Forest Products Association general secretary Nguyen Ton Quyen explains why he believes the country could reach $10 billion in woodwork exports in the not too distant future.

Finance Minister says state budget exceeding targets, despite CIT cut

04-08-2014 18:21

Given the implementation of the amendment to Vietnam’s Law on Corporate Income Tax, Deputy Finance Minister Truong Chi Trung spoke to VIR’s Manh Bon about how the law will strengthen Vietnam’s economy.

SCIC halfway home on state capital divestment

02-08-2014 12:00

The State Capital Investment Corporation has announced it is considering completing divestitures at 290 state-owned enterprises valued at VND1.3 trillion ($62.8 million) this year. The SCIC’s general director Lai Van Dao sheds some light on how it plans to complete this objective.

Opinions split over budget deficit plan

30-05-2014 10:19

The government is debating whether or not to set last year’s budget deficit at 5.3 per cent against the initially proposed 4.8 per cent.

Vietnam Airlines equitisation explored

28-05-2014 16:00

The Ministry of Transport just announced the value of national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines (VNA) at nearly $2.75 billion. Minister of Transport Dinh La Thang shines further light on the next steps in the airline’s shakeup plan.

Foreign investors suffering losses may enjoy tax incentives

21-05-2014 17:00

In a talk with VIR about several foreign-invested enterprises suffering losses due to workers in several localities were roused to angry protests over China’s placement of a drilling rig in Vietnam’s territorial waters, National Assembly Office Chairman Nguyen Hanh Phuc said these foreign investors may be given certain tax incentives.

Government proposes performance-based wages for SOE leaders

07-05-2014 10:05

Deputy chairman of the National Assembly Committee for Social Affairs Bui Sy Loi explained why the current remuneration system for state-owned businesses is failing to attract the most talented people for management positions.